Using the Overflow Menu
Basics
The Overflow Menu of the RadPageView’s PageViewMode.Outlook allows for permanently hiding/showing items from the stack. In other words, the user can define whether an item will be available in the stack or not. If an item is permanently hidden from the stack, it cannot be selected from the UI unless shown again from the Overflow Menu. To hide (uncheck) an item, show the overflow menu and show the drop-down of the Add or Remove Buttons item. You will see a list of all currently available items in the Outlook View. By clicking on an item, you will toggle its checked/unchecked state to the opposite one.
Programming the Overflow Menu
As well as from the UI, you can check/uncheck items by using the RadPageViewOutlookElement’s API. To do so, you should use the ViewElement property of the RadPageView, cast it to the RadPageViewOutlookElement type and call the corresponding API methods as shown in the code snippet below:
RadPageViewOutlookElement outlookElement = this.radPageView1.ViewElement as RadPageViewOutlookElement;
//Hide the first item
outlookElement.UncheckItem(this.radPageViewPage1.Item as RadPageViewOutlookItem);
//Show the first item again
outlookElement.CheckItem(this.radPageViewPage1.Item as RadPageViewOutlookItem);
Dim outlookElement As RadPageViewOutlookElement = TryCast(Me.radPageView1.ViewElement, RadPageViewOutlookElement)
'Drags the sizing grip one item down.
outlookElement.DragGripDown()
'Drags the sizing grip one item up.
outlookElement.DragGripUp()
The CheckItem/UncheckItem methods accept an instance of the RadPageViewOutlookItem class. Since the Item property of the RadPageViewPage class is of the RadPageViewItem type, you should cast the returned result to the required type.
Using the Overflow Menu’s Events
The RadPageViewOutlookElement class exposes the following events to notify the user of an action triggered by using the Overflow Menu:
ItemChecked
ItemUnchecked
The ItemChecked event is fired each time an item is put back in the Outlook View’s stack either by calling the CheckItem method or using the UI. The ItemUnchecked event is fired each time an item is permanently hidden from the Outlook View’s stack either by calling the UncheckItem method or using the UI.